Discovery of Yadava-Era Temple Pillar Remains in Maharashtra
Archaeological interest has recently been generated by the discovery of temple pillar remains from the Yadava period near Hinganghat in Maharashtra, on the banks of the Vena River in Wardha district. The carved stones were initially mistaken for ordinary rocks but were later identified by researchers Panchsheel Thul and Pravin Kadu as parts of a 12th-century temple structure. Among the remains are a decorated stone pillar and a pedestal likely belonging to the sabha-mandapa (assembly hall) in front of the temple’s san
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